Becka Explores Aquashella 2022 in Orlando

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[reef]

Great place to visit. I went to Macna in Orlando a few years ago, was Fantastic. Aquashella is nice. Great job Becca!

[burtminshew]

One must find passion and keep passion. I could see a Walt Disney or Rainbow chalice or space invader 1 million time and still love seeing them one million and one. This hobby is vast if your willing to make the journey.

[emeraldcoastreefer]

Please give a heads up when you guys do go back I want to be there to meet ALL of you guys lol 🤘🏻🤘🏻 you guys are the best

[dusk]

It's nice to see you enjoying the overall event. I hope to see it one day for myself.
And yes, this hobby is vast. As much as I adore reefing, and how a beautiful coral colony will always make my jaw drop. The freshwater side is indeed a bit larger, has it's own charms, and is where many reefers got started. I personally love a good densely planted tank such as those of Takashi Amano, as much as I love a vibrant reef tank. Though rare, it's nice to see when a content creator dips there feet into both sides.

If you love the reptile side, chase it down. It's all about keeping what you're passionate about.

[cantusaurus]

Yeah, you should try and add a dwarf moray :)

[GazzasReef]

Becka how about you update us on the tank you doing at tidal gardens ? Missed your updates on this

[eillyacostandinides]

Wow urbhair is growing really nicely. You need ur own channell. Go beckaaa

[devadroid]

Despite not being wowed by the corals, did you see anything that stood out to you enough to want to bring in to TG to grow & sell?

[DillondeVoor]

Having owned 3 ball pythons (among with numerous other reptiles like turtles, lizards and smaller snakes) I can totally relate to you struggles 😂 I even almost bought a baby caiman when I was a kid but my dad (whom I got my passion for reptiles from) talked me out of it... in hindsight, I think I could have persuaded him to buy it if I tried just a little bit harder 😄

[vesawuoristo]

You should try fresh water . Great video

[Ellery-USA]

One day I'll make it to a real event. Just have to stick to virtual and local for now I guess.

[michaelross]

If you like reptiles ... Did you talk to will nace he is a YouTuber and a venomous keeper from Florida...
He was in a cage build off

[msa]

Until this video I never even heard of this. Even if I wanted to go it's a two day drive and then you wouldn't be able to buy anything live and have it survive the return trip.

[gocedimoski]

If saltwater lost its magic after 2 years🤷‍♂️😅better do some guppyfish maybe

[fishpony]

I was in my car to go to this event and decided not to. Fml lol

[robott]

This is sad events like this still happen.